New Program from National Grid Gives Energy Expertise
May 23, 2017
The network's goal is to give professionals added value to their clients by helping them save energy, reduce maintenance costs, decrease equipment and building ownership costs.
National Grid announced the release of a new program that aims to support building designers, engineers, contractors, trade and other professionals in achieving their energy savings goals.
The National Grid Professional Network gives energy efficiency expertise, technical support and financial incentives for both new construction and retrofit projects. The network's goal is to give professionals added value to their clients by helping them save energy, reduce maintenance costs, decrease equipment and building ownership costs, increase asset value and improve building occupant comfort and employee productivity.
The National Grid Professional Network is on the top of the hierarchy that provides an umbrella for existing trade ally programs such as Project Expeditor (PEX) and Value Plus Installer (VPI) while offering benefits to professionals currently not in National Grid programs.
“National Grid is committed to helping professionals involved in energy efficiency grow their businesses,” says Terry Sobolewski, chief customer officer, National Grid. “Our Professional Network provides energy saving solutions that add value to the products and services these professionals offer their clients.”
Additional, overall program benefits from National Grid Professional Network include:
Industry expertise tailored to professionals’ business/clients and projects
Email alerts on program updates, e-newsletters, webinars and case studies o Training and education on new technologies, building codes, and National Grid incentive programs
Technical support, project reviews, and one-on-one consultations for larger projects
Access to a key contact from National Grid who specializes in professionals’ industry or vertical market
There is no cost, obligation, or commitment to join or participate in the National Grid Professional Network. To learn more, visit ngrid.com/advantages.
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